Before purchasing a piece of jewellery, it’s important to know that it will suit you. While we all have preferences on jewellery style and hues of metal, not everything will flatter you. Some trends may not complement your style, and certain metals may highlight your skin tone better than others.  One subtle, well-chosen piece of jewellery can work wonders, even with different coloured accessories of your outfit, from your classic trainers to your top! Jewellery can make your skin glow, accentuate your eyes, and even flatter your hair colour. But the piece must fit your skin tone in order to achieve this. This guide will teach you how to easily…

Sunday March 22nd is this years Mother’s Day, and I tend to find this day one that is incredibly easy, or terribly hard to buy for, depending what mood my mom is in. Sometimes it is easy, she see’s something she likes the look of and tells me and I buy it. Job done. Other times we have the just get me anything statement, and then I stumble, as we don’t exactly have the same tastes. This guide, and the others I have planned for the upcoming week, are an indicator of some of the things you could consider. Hopefully there will be something that mom will like the look…

If you are lucky, you will never need to hire a lawyer. But, unfortunately, life does not always go 100% to plan. If you get injured in an accident, are conned, accidently hurt someone or are accused of committing a crime, you will, likely, need a lawyer. Unfortunately, all of these things can happen and that is regardless of whether you are at home or travelling. Often, you will have to find one quickly. So, it is important to know how to find one as efficiently as possible. Use the internet Whether you are professional driver looking for a truck accident lawyer near me, or a mum who has been…

The Wolverhampton Museum and Art Gallery has an enviable collection of Pop Art pieces and hosts regular displays of work from Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Clive Barker and Pauline Boty. But its latest exhibition proudly proclaims itself to be ‘Not Pop?’ although with a question mark firmly in place. I believe that question mark is well needed, because the beautiful, brightly coloured pieces from Tim Mara, the use of household objects as works of art,and the pop culture of the likes of HMV stores used within the work mark this exhibition as most definitely ‘pop’. Not Pop? is the first, posthumous exhibition of work from Irish artist Tim Mara, who died…